Wang Liya

author: time:2018-08-22

(Last Name + First Name)
Degree PhD(Peking University, China)
Title Professor
Email wangliya@bfsu.edu.cn
Taught Courses Narratology;postcolonial literature
Research Areas Nineteenth-twentieth century American novel; form and rhetoric in narrative fiction
Previous Posts 2002.7—2013.7: Professor of literature, English Department, Beijing Normal University
2000.7—2002.6: Post-doc researcher, Peking University
1985.7—1997.6: Faculty of English department, Hangzhou
University, Zhejiang (Lecturer: 1985.7-1996.7: Associate Professor: 1996.7-2000.7)
Education 1997-2000: Peking University, PhD
1987-1990: Hangzhou University(Zhejiang University,MA
1981-1985: Hangzhou University, BA
Overseas Experience 2012.4—2012.9:visiting professor, Harvard University, USA
2008.5—.2008.9:visiting professor, Yamaguchi University, Japan
2006.9—2007.6: post-doc, Harvard University, USA
Publications 2011:【translation】A Truth Universally Acknowledged: Why
We Read Jane Austen《为什么读简·奥斯丁》, Nanjing: Yilin Press.
2010: 【co-author】Western Narratology: Classical and Postclassical. Beijing: Peking UP.
2005 :【co-author】Anglo-American Novel Theory, Beijing: Peking UP.
2004: Narrative Strategy and Gender Ideology in Henry James. Tianjing: Tianjing Social Science Press
2014:“Postcolonial Narratology: A Structuralist Perspective,” Foreign Literature.
2013: Emerging Vectors of Narratology: Toward Consolidation or Diversification. Enthymema
2012: “Imagining China in The Painted Veil, Foreign Literature
2010: “Political Allegory in Ishmael Reed’s Fiction”, Foreign Literature Review
2008: “Metanarrative and Metafiction,” Foreign Literature Review.
2006: Transformation and Crisis in the Chinese Cultural Space,” Ariel
Research Projects 2011: General Program of National Social Science Foundation of China. (Grant No. 11BWW006)
Awards & Honours Anglo-American Novel Theory, (co-author, Beijing: Peking UP, 2005)was awarded two prizes: (1) academic research with distinction in social science of Beijing, 2006; (2) Second Prize in Academic Research (Ministry of Education), 2009.



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